PENNINGTON AND COOPER DEATHS AND LOCAL NOTES
Short items report Mrs J L Pennington 34 dying after two months illness at Howell MIM road residence and funeral arrangements at Casey's cemetery. Willis B Cooper dies at his daughter Mrs Faustman's near the federal prison at 63. few arrangements announced. Georgia Runaway and Electric Company hosts large employee dinner for 60. two sittings and speeches by leaders. Mrs Mare Day aged 91 dies at Oakland Ave home. funeral later. Mrs M J Miller dies at son Robert Silvers residence aged 78. Georgia news items on weather and elections. annual Atlanta Evangelical Ministers Association officers elected. Thomas English two months old dies. Ed L Brewer robbed on East Fair Street. Board of Trustees of Grady Hospital to meet for officer and medical staff elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pennington
Howell Mim Road
Casey's
Cemeter
Willis B. Cooper
Mrs. Faustman
Federal
ED L. Brewer
Eastrair Street
Oberlin M Carter in Court Over $722852 Suit
Oberlin M Carter appeared in United States district court in Chicago for the first time since release from Fort Leavenworth to hear arguments in the government suit seeking 722,852. The matter was taken under advisement after counsel for both sides spoke before the Master in Chancery Heath. Separately in Raleigh a Supreme Court special report affirming a lower court ruling in a notable murder case set February execution dates for William Boggan and Jabel Register in North Carolina.
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Chicago
Fort Leavenwort
Overlin
M. Carter
United States District Court
Channcery Heath
Carter
Supreme Court
Raleigh
N.C
Ower Court
Wiliam Boggan
Jabel Register
Whiteville
Boggan
Wadesbara
Alabama Girl Burned After Fire At Tuscarona College
In Tuscaloosa Alabama on January 4 Irene MTus of Tidewater a student at Tuscarons Female College was severely burned when her Ward caught fire. She ran from the building into the yard and collapsed. Her body except for her face was badly burned and doctors fear she may not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Irene ‘Mtus
Tidewater
Ute
Tuscarons
Taft Nomination and Wood Confirmation Play Out in Washington
Washington January 4 President sends senate the nomination of William H Taft to be secretary of war Luke E Wright to be civil governor of the Philippine islands and Henry C Ide to be vice civil governor Other nominations listed Senator Foraker leads a military affairs committee session recommending Brigadier General Wood for major general While some senators back the report others vote against The discussion covers Rathbone Be laires and the Cuban duty issue Hanna in Cleveland declines comment on Wood confirmation and anticipates a Chicago fight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
William H. Taft
Ohio
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Philippine Islands
Henry
C. Ide
Vermont
John W. Black
Itnots
Henry D. Saylor
Pennsylvania
Coburg
Germany
Commerce
Lawrence O. Murray
Ilinois
James A. Toler
Mississippi
Senator Forasker
Wood
Foraker
General Wood
Rathbone
Major Rathbone
Cuba
Root
General Bliss
Belaires
Yoraker
A. E. Frye
Cass
Frye
Whekin Aneumineient
Samane
Hrooke
Scott
Hanna
Cleveland
Sewater Hrona
Senate Committee On
Auilitary
Geeral Leonard Wood
Will Tonlant
Chicago
Porto Ricans Not Aliens Under US Law
Supreme Court Chief Justice Fuller rules Porto Ricans are not aliens and may enter the United States without obstruction. The ruling, based on the 1891 immigration act, holds Porto Ricans owe allegiance to the United States and not to another government, referencing a 1891 case in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Porto Rico
United States
Gonzales
New York
Family Poisoned by Souse in Quitman
Deputy Sheriff J. H. Mashburn and four family members fell ill after eating souse meat stored in a tin vessel. A doctor attended them. by nightfall they were improving with no lasting harm. Investigation points to tainted meat as the likely cause. Haleigh, S.C. and Winston charters noted include Samrock Flassery mills with $100,000 capital and Hanes family stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Sherif J. H. Mashburn
Tia
Haleigh
S.C
Speer
Samrock Flassery Mills
Winston
Capital
Hanes
Hebron
Montreal
Aaheville
Ohio
Peptic
Solons Gather Today at Noon in Mississippi Legislature
The Mississippi legislature crowd fills the capital hotels as lawmakers from 75 counties converge for the speakership races and officer contests. Most are in town by noon to take seats, with E. M. Thomas of Washington and S. M. Grimity of Trohme as front runners. Sessions start tomorrow with brief meetings and the full organization not expected until week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacks
Silse
dMerncontras
Mississippi
Commonwealth
State House
Secretary of State Power
E. M. Thomas
Washington
S. M. Gmity
Trolme
Martial Law Declared in Uruguay Revolt Spreads
Montevideo January 4 reports militia deployment as a revolution erupts in Florida department. Brenna Ayres announces that Ricarda department also sees unrest. The white party nationalists are blamed for the uprising that began in March 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Department
Florida
Brenna Ayres
Department of
Ricarda
Funeral services for Mrs Tompkins set today
The funeral for Mrs Henry H Tompkins wife of the late Judge Tompkins will be held at 11 this morning from the 780 Peachtree residence. Dr C B Wilford and Rev Albion Knight will officiate the rites with pallbearers listed. Interment at Westview. An In Memoriam tribute extols her beauty, intellect, and devotion to family noting her husband’s long illness and her calm, faithful home leadership.
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Dr. Knight
Henry H. Tompkins
Henry BR. Tompling
Uence
Peachtres Street
C. B. Wilrorr
St. Lua
Albion Knight
St Philip
Robert T. Alston
W. ER. Chapin
Clark Howell
Ide
J. W. English, Jr
J. C. Hunter
Barbour Thompson
Jack Cohen
F. Els
Svestviaw
Tompkins
George
Nora Primer Tompkins
Goard
God
Multiple Death Notices From Georgia and Kentucky Found Dead
Obituary notices report Captain Bell of Shelbyville and Julius J. Long of Phenix City dying today. Also listed are Mrs Elinor H Brown of Columbus and Colonel Hart Gibson of Lexington, with General Lebrun of New York and Colonel T C Campbell of New York among the deceased. Additional items name Rev J N Beard of St Louis and W A P Lowe of Trion, Benjamin M Milner of Barnesville, and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Shelbyville
Kyville
J . Prank Bell
United States Army
Julius J. Long
Phenix City
Ala
Columbus
State Department
Korea
Elinor H. Brown
Binar M. Brown
James G. Brown
Tvitth Avenue
Comsum Option
Hart Gibson
Lexington
Cole Hart Gibson
Kentuck
Syreeders
Fandal Lea Gihgon
Louisiana
St. Paul
Minn
Lebrun
New York
Caradas
T. C. Campbell
Thomas C. Campbell
Goebel
Kentucky
Brookyn
Rim Cay
Bahama
J. N. Beard
St. Louis
J. Beard
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. D. Hammond
St Louisa
Terminal Hotel
Beard
National ‘Trining
Qo Min
Mst
Patterson Reappointed to State Board of Embalmers
Mr. Patterson was reappointed to the State Board of Embalmers on December 28, 1903, by Governor Terrell for a five year term. He previously led this board and is praised by supporters and friends for his service and progress in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Patterson
State Board OF Embalmers
EM. Patterson
Terrell
Whuhch
Patterson
Hin Pater
Deredone
John Green
Georgia Thallway &Lectele Company
Plantiff
Regar
Georgia Avenue
J. Ww. Muallton
Busy Court Session and Local Legal Debates
A busy session of the criminal court led by Judge AL Callon disposed of sixteen cases. The docket included a 14 year old charged with concealed weapons and others involving damages claims against the Georgia Railway & Electric Company. Charters were filed for Irons-Normandy Jewelry and Southern Bottling Company. Judge Atkinson’s funeral in LaGrange drew a large crowd as the bar of the circuit paid tribute.
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Criminal Court
AL Callon
Calinan
A. J. Orn
HL al Svateh
Uhston
Claude MetHanis
Whit Oath
Orme
Bay
Aren Varrison
Superior Court
Irons-Normandy Company
Southern Battling Company
Concorm
Joseph Irons
C. R. Normand OK
J. Alcorn
Joseph C. le
Firmtegr
C. B
Lowniles
L. A. Peeples
T. J. Hendeick
J. C. Peeples
Fulton County
Culhersor
Willingham & Johnson
Joi Clay Smith
Piece of Pistol Fire Wounds Woman in Georgia Home
A reported pistol shot at 47 Oglethorpe Avenue injures Mrs Jackson, with Albert I named as a traveling salesman involved. Police Captain Jennings notified, investigation to follow as details remain unclear and the incident is described as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackson
Grady
Jon
Leeann
Jennings
the Attair
Lusuet
Siefter Bu Sie
Bernote
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Coppenheims Bulletin
Oppenheim
Ppenheim
Renee
Maine
Rockies
Atlanta
Belog
Gahorgia Runaway and Electric Company
Hears Durand
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Preston Arkwright
H. N. Burt
E. Simmons
T. K. Glenn
Mare Day
Yber
M. 5. Jones
Oakland Avenue
S. W. Day
M. B. Jones
George M. Day
Chattinooga
Tean
M. J. Miller
J.st Mighty
Robert Silvers
Pulliam
Ble
Atlanta Evangelical Afinisters ® Association
Frank Z
Jetkin
Central Congregational Char
John &. Purse Pester
West End Baptist
cBureh
D. G. Phillis
Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church
T. P. Cleveland
Wallace Presbyterian Church
Elec
Theron H. Rice
Central Presbyterrian Church
Thomas
Lon English
Bolton
Oberlin M. Carter
Taft
Wright
Luke
Orbe Eee
Leonard Wood
United States Supreme Court
Hnox Hat
Custom Order Department
MUSE
Warrenarr
The
Republic
Mortuary
Lowe
Trion
Prion
Woosiali—Tron
W. A
Georgia
Horace
Cuesday
Pneumona
Minnie K Johnson
Highland Mark
Town
Miases Lula
Kete
William D. Lowe
A. T. Hernmion
J. E.hanron
Dan Anton Tex
Tar
Benjamin M. Milner
Barnesville
Benamin M. Milner
W. J
Cemere
Baptist
Durden
W. Hurst
Milner
Uis
ME. H. M. Patterson
Feet
Murray Hill Club
Eno Trade Mart
Jos
A. Magnus & ED
T&s
Eighth St
Rosa Heith
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
Butler Street
Altormey HP
Childress
Atkinson
LaGrange
Vi Olock
Thomas A. Atkinson
J. J. Danson
B.s.mer
F. B., Callaway
Boy Tals
LE Jackson
Grady Hospital
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia Bacco County
Cole
Doulleday
Union Square
T.ca FF. HL CG
Worth Broad St
PH Snook Furniture CO
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